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We're in the context of "no sidewalks" that the first post in this thread opened up.
by wool_gather 6y ago
We're in the context of "no sidewalks" that the first post in this thread opened up.
- sudosysgen 6y agoSure. Getting rid of sidewalks means that the entire street becomes a sidewalk. This means that traffic becomes much more distributed amongst parallel streets, and that pedestrian density drastically falls as a result by an order of magnitude or more. The result is that cohabitation between pedestrians and cyclists becomes much easier, as I have noticed when my city did exactly this as a result of the pandemic.